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Munk is the name of a solo project by Mathias Modica, the head of the long-established German label Gomma. Until 2008, Munk was a duo with German DJ/producer Jonas Imbery....
Magicnumber is the alias of British musician/composer/producer/bassist Ross Hillard. Under the name Magicnumber, he develops a wide range of sounds that incorporate house, soul, downtempo, jazz and orchestral elements.
Mstrkrft (Mastercraft) is a Canadian electronic duo formed in 2005 by Jesse F. Keeler of Death from Above (DFA 1979) and Al-P (Alex Puodziukas) of the electropop group Girlsareshort.
Lamb is an electronic duo from Manchester, England whose style is a fusion of trip-hop, jungle, dub, drum & bass, and jazz. He is best known for his hit singles...
A House/Tribal House track remixed by Spanish DJ/producer duo Chus & Ceballos of “Dreams” featuring Haze by Kings Of Tomorrow, the production team of Sandy Rivera and Jay “Sinister” Sealée....
Jr. Walker And The All Stars was an American R&B/soul band that represented Motown in the 1960s. Junior Walker played as a saxophonist with the band Foreforier in the 1980s....
Inkfish is a Swedish House/Progressive House producer group that has been active since the late 1990s. He has released on prestigious labels such as Azuli, Bedrock, Doppelganger, Mistake Music, Parquet,...
House mix of Timmy Thomas” “Why Can”t We Live Together” by producer Illusion (Disco Connection / Eddie De Gucht). It was released in 1989 on the UK label Rumour Records....
Djinji Brown is the son of jazz alto saxophonist Marion Brown, who was active in the New York avant-garde jazz scene in the 1960s and played with John Coltrane, Archie...
DJ Oji is a DJ/producer based in Baltimore. “He”s My DJ”, co-written with fellow Baltimore-based vocalist Carolyn Victorian, is a House/Deep House track released on Hisa Ishioka”s House label BPM...
Boymerang is a drum & bass project by Graham Sutton, a British post-rock musician known for his band Bark Psychosis. Initially, it was a duo with Daniel Gish. Graham Sutton...
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